The Dovells were an American music group, formed at Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1957, under the name 'The Brooktones'. The members were Arnie Silver, Mark Gordesky, Len Borisoff, Jerry Gross, Mike Freda and Jim Mealey. Their first single was "No, No, No", which was a minor local hit for The Brooktones, who soon broke up. Summers and Dennis left the group, forming The Gems with Mark Stevens and Alan Horowitz in 1960; while the remaining Brooktones signed to the Chancellor record label and added Jerry Serlen and William Shunkwiler to the group, while changing the name to The Dovells. Their first hit was "Bristol Stomp", a dance song followed by the similar hit "Do the New Continental". "Bristol Stomp" sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. They appeared performing both songs in the Chubby Checker movie Don't Knock The Twist in 1961. They released a series of singles over the next few years. These included "You Can't Sit Down", a #3 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1963. Len Borisoff left in 1965 for a solo career under the name Len Barry. The high point of his solo career was "1-2-3" in 1965. The Dovells continued as a trio, and recorded as The Magistrates for MGM in 1968. Artist - The Dovells Song - Bristol Stomp (Lyrics) The kids in Bristol are sharp as a pistol When they do the Bristol Stomp Really somethin when they join in jumpin When they do the Bristol Stomp Whoa, whoa they start spinnin every Friday night They dance the .... + Informações

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You Can't Sit Down was released on Parkway 867 in 1963, Apparently there were 2 "B" sides one Stompin' Everywhere (the one I have) and another with Wildowwd Days . Len Barry is the lead singer he later had scuess as a solo act, including 123. I hope you enjoy this one. Feel free to comment.. + Informações

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Raridade dos The Dovells, um disco que teve poucas tiragens no Brasil, e após o movimento "Hully Gully", os discos desse movimento sumiram das lojas. Podendo ser encontrados nos sebos de discos de vinil ao redor do mundo, mas as edições brasileiras são raras, algumas músicas eram ouvidas nos bailes de Samba Rock ou em casas de famílias que tinha essas relíquias. The rarity of Dovells, a disc that had a few runs in Brazil, and after the move "Hully Gully", discs of this movement disappeared from the shops. Can be found in bookstores vinyl records around the world, but the Brazilian editions are rare, some songs were heard in the dancehalls of Sambarock or with families who had these relics. The Dovells "For Your Hully Gully Party", Fermata FB - 71 "série Parkway" Face A 01 Hully Gully Baby 02 Jitterbug 03 Kissin' In The Kitcher 04 Stompin' Everywhere 05 Time For The Madison 06 Hully Gully Square Dance Face B 07 Country Club Hully Gully 08 Cheat 09 Do The New Continental 10 - Why Not You 11 Hully Gully 12 Stop, Look and Listen. + Informações

Raridade dos The Dovells, um disco que teve poucas tiragens no Brasil, e após o movimento "Hully Gully", os discos desse movimento sumiram das lojas. Podendo ser encontrados nos sebos de discos de vinil ao redor do mundo, mas as edições brasileiras são raras, algumas músicas eram ouvidas nos bailes de SambaRock ou em casas de famílias que tinha essas relíquias. The rarity of Dovells, a disc that had a few runs in Brazil, and after the move "Hully Gully", discs of this movement disappeared from the shops. Can be found in bookstores vinyl records around the world, but the Brazilian editions are rare, some songs were heard in the dancehalls of Sambarock or with families who had these relics. The Dovells "For Your Hully Gully Party", Fermata FB - 71 "série Parkway" Face A 01 Hully Gully Baby 02 Jitterbug 03 Kissin' In The Kitcher 04 Stompin' Everywhere 05 Time For The Madison 06 Hully Gully Square Dance Face B 07 Country Club Hully Gully 08 Cheat 09 Do The New Continental 10 - Why Not You 11 Hully Gully 12 Stop, Look and Listen. + Informações

This group is from Philadelphia, and the song was recorded & released in 1961.. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com The Dovells are best known for a handful of early-'60s dance hits, including their biggest one -- "The Bristol Stomp" -- number one (according to Cash Box) and number two (Billboard) on the pop charts in 1961, climbing its way to number seven on the R&B charts as well. They went on to have four more dance hits, three of which charted in the Top 40, giving them five different charters to five different dances in a little over a year during 1962, including "Do the New Continental" (number 37), "Bristol Twistin' Annie" (number 27), "Hully Gully Baby" (number 25), and a Top 100 charter, "The Jitterbug" (number 82). The Dovells originally formed in 1957 as the Brooktones, taking their name from Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, where each of the original members -- Jerry Gross (aka Jerry Summers), lead and first tenor, Len Borisoff (aka Len Barry), lead and tenor, Mike Freda (aka Mike Dennis), second tenor, Arnie Silver (aka Arnie Satin), baritone, Jim Mealey, bass, and part-timer Mark Gordesky (aka Mark Stevens), tenor -- attended classes. They began singing at local school functions and occasionally at John Madara's record store, located at 60th and Market Streets in Philly. (Madara had co-written "At the Hop" for Danny & the Juniors, in addition to other classics). Inspired by .... + Informações

Raridade dos The Dovells, um disco que teve poucas tiragens no Brasil, e após o movimento "Hully Gully", os discos desse movimento sumiram das lojas. Podendo ser encontrados nos sebos de discos de vinil ao redor do mundo, mas as edições brasileiras são raras, algumas músicas eram ouvidas nos bailes de SambaRock ou em casas de famílias que tinha essas relíquias. The rarity of Dovells, a disc that had a few runs in Brazil, and after the move "Hully Gully", discs of this movement disappeared from the shops. Can be found in bookstores vinyl records around the world, but the Brazilian editions are rare, some songs were heard in the dancehalls of Sambarock or with families who had these relics. The Dovells "For Your Hully Gully Party", Fermata FB - 71 "série Parkway" Face A 01 Hully Gully Baby 02 Jitterbug 03 Kissin' In The Kitcher 04 Stompin' Everywhere 05 Time For The Madison 06 Hully Gully Square Dance Face B 07 Country Club Hully Gully 08 Cheat 09 Do The New Continental 10 - Why Not You 11 Hully Gully 12 Stop, Look and Listen. + Informações

Len Barry led this vocal group to several hits before he went solo including "Bristol Stomp", "You Can't Sit Down", and this winner from September of 1962, "Hully Gully Baby".. + Informações

WENT TO # 2 IN 1961. LYRICS: The kids in Bristol are sharp as a pistol When they do the Bristol Stomp Really somethin when they join in jumpin When they do the Bristol Stomp Whoa, whoa they start spinnin every Friday night They dance the greatest and they do it right Well, it's the latest it's the greatest sight to see The kids in Bristol are sharp as a pistol (Whoa, oh, oh) When they do the Bristol Stomp (Whoa, oh, oh) Really somethin when they join in jumpin (Ah-ah-ah, whoa) When they do the Bristol Stomp Whoa, whoa it started in Bristol at a dee jay hop They hollered and whistled never wanted to stop We pony and twisted and we rocked with Daddy G The kids in Bristol are sharp as a pistol When they do the Bristol Stomp (Whoa, oh, oh) Really somethin when they join in jumpin (Ah-ah-ah) When they do the Bristol Stomp (Duh-duh-doo) It's got that groovy beat That makes you stomp your feet Come along and try Gonna feel fine And once you dance with me You'll fall in love you see The Bristol Stomp will make you mine All mine The stars are spinnin every Friday night They dance the greatest if they do it right But it's the latest it's the greatest sight to see The kids in Bristol are sharp as a pistol When they do the Bristol Stomp (Whoa, oh, oh) Really somethin when they join in jumpin When they do the Bristol Stomp It started in Bristol at a dee jay hop They hollered and whistled Never wanted to stop We pony and twisted And we rocked with Daddy G The kids in Bristol are sharp .... + Informações

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The Dovells are best known for a handful of early-'60s dance hits, including their biggest one -- "The Bristol Stomp" -- number one (according to Cash Box) and number two (Billboard) on the pop charts in 1961, climbing its way to number seven on the R&B charts as well. They went on to have four more dance hits, three of which charted in the Top 40, giving them five different charters to five different dances in a little over a year during 1962, including "Do the New Continental" (number 37), "Bristol Twistin' Annie" (number 27), "Hully Gully Baby" (number 25), and a Top 100 charter, "The Jitterbug" (number 82). The Dovells originally formed in 1957 as the Brooktones, taking their name from Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, where each of the original members -- Jerry Gross (aka Jerry Summers), lead and first tenor, Len Borisoff (aka Len Barry), lead and tenor, Mike Freda (aka Mike Dennis), second tenor, Arnie Silver (aka Arnie Satin), baritone, Jim Mealey, bass, and part-timer Mark Gordesky (aka Mark Stevens), tenor -- attended classes. They began singing at local school functions and occasionally at John Madara's record store, located at 60th and Market Streets in Philly. (Madara had co-written "At the Hop" for Danny & the Juniors, in addition to other classics). Inspired by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers - they would even record "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" and "I Want You to Be My Girl" -- the Brooktones performed for the next few years and even though their "No .... + Informações

Um disco raro do grupo de Doo Wop (The Dovells) que foi lançado no Brasil pela Fermata em 1962. Por aqui teve somente as cópias de época, depois desse período o disco ficou fora de catálogo e está até hoje, sendo usado pelas equipes de baile (Samba Rock) durante as década de 60, 70 e 80. Essa música foi a mais conhecida do álbum nesses tipos de baile.. + Informações

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THE DOVELLS PERFORMING AT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN BANDSTAND AUGUST 2,2007. + Informações

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Um disco raro do grupo de Doo Wop (The Dovells) que foi lançado no Brasil pela Fermata em 1962. Por aqui teve somente as cópias de época, depois desse período o disco ficou fora de catálogo e está até hoje, sendo usado pelas equipes de baile (Samba Rock) durante as década de 60, 70 e 80,. + Informações

The Dovells aka The Brooktones (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (By Hans-Joachim) Personnel : Len Borisoff (Len Barry) (Lead and Tenor) Jerry Gross (Jerry Summers) (First Tenor) Mark Gordesky (Mark Stevens) (Tenor) Mike Freda (Mike Dennis) (Second Tenor) Arnie Silver (Arnie Satin) (Baritone) Jim Mealey (Danny Brooks) (Bass)The Dovells are best known for a handful of early-'60s dance hits, including their biggest one -- "The Bristol Stomp" -- number one (according to Cash Box) and number two (Billboard) on the pop charts in 1961, climbing its way to number seven on the R&B charts as well. They went on to have four more dance hits, three of which charted in the Top 40, giving them five different charters to five different dances in a little over a year during 1962, including "Do the New Continental" (number 37), "Bristol Twistin' Annie" (number 27), "Hully Gully Baby" (number 25), and a Top 100 charter, "The Jitterbug" (number 82). the Brooktones The Dovells originally formed in 1957 as the Brooktones, taking their name from Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, where each of the original members -- Jerry Gross (aka Jerry Summers), lead and first tenor, Len Borisoff (aka Len Barry), lead and tenor, Mike Freda (aka Mike Dennis), second tenor, Arnie Silver (aka Arnie Satin), baritone, Jim Mealey, bass, and part-timer Mark Gordesky (aka Mark Stevens), tenor -- attended classes. They began singing at local school functions and occasionally at John Madara's record store, located at .... + Informações

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Finalmente descobri o nome dessa música, o conjunto eu já desconfiava que era o The Dovells, por serem parecidas, as vozes. Lp Fermata, 1ª edição Mono 1962. Finally found the name of this song, all I had a suspicion that was The Dovells, because they like the voices. Lp Fermata, 1st edition 1962 Mono.. + Informações

BRISTOL STOMP ~ The Dovells ~ 1961 ~ Parkway Records. The lead vocals are handled by Len Barry.. + Informações